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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-25
HEAEr GEOEGE Of inn con- QUESrIoN

CALLING ON MAYOR HEWITT TO LOOK AFTLR
DEAL rs WHO GIVE SHORT MEASURE
sew that the clectisn ochoo, have pretty we'll died
out. Inc Noddd Mr.. GEORGES paper. begins hi, week
TO give attention to ether evils under tho ,un that
demand attention. A"cryinx" II nlds III the coal
business At present carried Some fagrant local
Instances Of false weight presented aEd then this
question is asked:
Is thefo by VIII "a the Ity poor we'll a.
be- protected from ruch bttciIctt
Ice - bG.ci bot ends the coal monupol.i ia Penn
TIE coal i,arr Nrw ofk 4, M
Othrf. Mcinv bile Lr.a OtcrY Il ma danger
OF Icrual government " We must governed t,n
Well but thrfo rntotprslng thieves against
IOb1rIlr~ individuals frlr--
thing for which ETY. eA-ts l. mutual -upport
protection and the object 81 All Government To- govor
well. whether II he much or lti r. municipal
cil AMI particularly Tor the protection Of Tho in
diNidual-ln the street. In and
In MS home In protecting the Individual
IL should guard aiks his pocket and his person hold.
power only such condO n0Othcr has any rra,n
cK htcncc II is ggeHt Of trnsi v.n
II permits dealers Of Kind with false AMI mol.
& lilo thor ~ gotten under the owe, of
Its officials Mayor Hcwitts osrs heavy with compa amt.
lie prcks many sores Here i, one that viii ,iani GOOD
have GWi on hi' side. equal At time To both County e
AID Iapmsny united and moreover. hs vii ays
Ia" ~ honest CitZen. Lot hin
Old lebrow book saith fasr balance Is ION 10
the Lord hut AUST weight N ms delight"
The position taken by rHE iEInrNE on tho question OF
adopting the Australian system OF voting Is conne ted
ard warmly Endorsed.
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Broadway, 4th- ave-, 9th and 10th SITS.

UORE CHA RGES AGLINST THE MORGAN THIEF
william H. Dorsey. tho negro thief VINO stole diamond,
worth S. 900 from the house OF Matthew Morgan, Ne
o54 Lexington ave. taken to jefferson Market Court
Yesterday along with Thomas Fucker, the muats who
heped 10 pawn some Of tho stolen swsls. They were
manded to the care OF Inspector Byrnes for few days.
Tucker was afraid Of Dorsey and objected when Ia
pecsr B,ruos proposed to put the prisoners into enc
coll for company ale will eat mo up II you put me In
there with him." whned Tucker, holding back from
IN. door Of tho cell after Dorsey was inside.
Dorsey had the erontery write anote 10 Mt Morgan
f,er the Offer OF rewari published, saying that 1t
rold bo useless look pawn shops for the dia
monds they wore To be worn by the THIEF and
MA friends II said that Dorsey probably was not
the thief recently stole jewels worth $1,000 from
the hsr.s of Paige Brown No. - West Eleyssthst,
hu he has I'm other houses In the city and II IL OK
pectrd that there will be several compliments roady
10 appear against him when he Is arrdgned In court
a,alu sone property that Dorsey had stolen was ien
fed Yesterday by man whose nano Inspector Byrncs
declined to make public.
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PUZZLING OYER THE DEAD DYNA INTER-

Great interest was excited In Newark yesterday by
the publication in The TRIBUNE OF the fact that por-
trait OF the suspected dynamer, Joseph Cohen, or
Brown. who died In London u few days age had been
recognized by Mrs Jacob Resn a. that OF her husband
whs quilted Newark last July. saying he was going
TO Europe Mrs. Reglin lives at No III Bel
montave., Brooklyn where her father. c. SEEK, also
lives Both father and daughter reoogized the portra
sent 70 tho Newark Chief Of Police by the Yard
authorities that Of Regn Captain Hunkels, street
Com missioner In Newark. lvos on Belmentave. Tho
picture ass shown him and he At said iwas
Rsgn, whsm no had known fer years.
Or the other, membsra Of the shoe mandatory firm
Of DOrsh Sens state that they received lstef from
lip worked for tho firm twelve years. One Of the firm
visited DQcs 70 the picture apd said 1t
was net Rsgln The police are nyst6ed BY those con-
Nary statements.
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GETTING MARRIED IN SHOW WINDOW

A novel advertising scheme adopted by clothing
house IN Newark-avc Jersey City, was tho cause OF
great excitement yesterday The firm had bscn adver
tsny for several days that wedding would take place
In snc the large show windows the bride to receive
parlor suite OF furniture and the bridegroom suit Of
clothing At the time appointed 1870 IN, there were
about 2 900 people ia the street and the crush
great that a squad OF policemen was sent to open
\ passageway for and other vehicles.
The couple married Ida Bella JOHN
son. aye twenty-five OF Hackensack. N j..
and James Henry Wallace age twentyDipc OF oxford
Al Bresklyn Justice Wistcld $. Weed performed the
ceremony Mr. Mezlor the proprietor OF the store and
his wife acting as witnesses Inc window was also occ
pIsd by the salsswomen employed In the store. Mr..
Getzr added the interest OF the occasion by throwing
$3.50 pennies TO be scrambled for by the boys The
aud
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60 & 81 West 23d-St

&Ce Arrived at the at2pm.
Saleno (Bp Rogers Copenhagen Oct 80 Gohen-
burg Nov g. with ndse to sanderssn Son Arrived at tho
Steamer city OF Para Dexter Aspnwas DAYS with lnd,e
passengers Pacific Mail IS Co. Arrivedat the Bar At
Massy Port x prpss Oct 81 sr 5:s
Is. ndse and passengers to Pim orwood Co.
Steamer Old Dominion MuOher, Richmond CITY Pom. and
Norfolk with mdse and 70 Old Dominion $50
Steamer Marlborough (Br. Fraser Boston, In oaia' 70
steamer wiEesSarre Gates Boston for Port Iohn'Sn
shin fIayarstswn Richmond. Mo-. Morrison, Shanghai
1879 days with m,,e 70 Winter smlle vessel to Deacamp
BARK rhoma. A Goddard. Scar, ManiI. li5 days. with
aIx % op'Sr Trapsn CaGz ~ days
to X Do Flores vessel to Funch. Edye &cs
Brig Harriet o, stanley Neuyitas ii days with muse 70
Big Woodbury Co,grove Fernandina with lumber to or
Brig onorchy BID can. FAN in ballast to Miller
ssGI White Hopkins Mr a1a y days with log
sUNsEr-At Sandy Hook. wind moderate. East foggy.
A City Island, wind flesh. NE; cloudy.
SAILED
Gcorsia Glasgow Moravia Hamburg valencia Laguayra
MEXICO Havana Morgan CITY savannahi Tallahassee saw
ship Lu1on. for Batavia. lava. for orders
Bark Rock CITY. for Hamburg
Also saei-yia Long Islani sound-steamer Gen Whit
ney. for Boston.
Anchored at CITY slana-ship Treasure for Amsterdam;
Mariner. for Dublin
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
c.s o Is t"fp pool
(and proceeded. ~
SotrH,MPTox, Nov 2t-Arrivci. stearsr Trave tGerl.
wneg.rod. from NewYork Nov 10 her way to Bremen
an procecio,i)
AvoNMoUTH. Nov 23-Arrived steamer Caledonia tBr).
Ha.en.tIen. irsn Nsw-Yorx Nov g.
Hun. Nov 23-ArrIyed. Steamer Martelo (Br) Abbott
York Nov 9.
MoylILE Nov 2t-Arrlvei steamer DevOuia tRr) Crock
hart from New.York Nov IA her TO Glasgow and
proceedeil. -
GLASGOW 23-saiied Anchoril tBr). Brown.
for New-IOk ~
CoPrSnAGEx Nov 2l-Aruved steamer Bassano Br) Rca,
q
N.rLEs Nov 24-sailed. Utopia DID, Morrison.
FOR
23-Sailod. steamer Assyria (Br, sptta,
for Now York 80
rArft &C. Nov 2O-saed Marseilie (Fr Moliere
for Sew.YOrk
MAL.GA. Nov 2O-sallcd. steamer Athens obi. - for
Now.York.
(IorLItsr Shfp1t1J Y.cs n anu s>e Ftrt PIJ~)
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NEUS From TIE SUBURBS.
NEWARK.

Mary Kcro. a German. employed by Olive H. Sparks,
Of No. ~ Austn-st on Tuesday Of last week sudden
~ left her situation without waiting for two weeks
wages due her Her trunk was sent 10 a fictitious
address in Ncw-York, No los Ridge st. Tho trunk
was held the express Office whcrc It was called FOR
by Mary who directed TO have II sent to Rivington
and Ridge Here she met the driver and told
him to drive to No. loi Pttst., large frame tcnc
ment. Whcsn the woman left her situation In
Newark gold watch worth 1928 disappeared. She
traced to the house In Pitt st yesterday by De
tcctivc stainsby, Of Newark, and taken back to
Newark
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OFFIcERs OF WILSON zOUAVE VETERANS

OFTICERS OF WILSON ZOIA We FETERANS
The Veteran Association OF tho 9th Regiment, New
York Volunteers Wilson Zonaves). held It's annual
neetin. yesterday afternoon at No. 1872 Third
ave- Amsng those present were Major James Entwise,
who presided Colonel william Densow. Captain Charles
+. Heuberer Major Moore Hasham and forty more OF
the survivors OF the cid command. The following ell
GERS for the ensuing year elected President James
H. TheDeratte; vice president. A. f. Quinn; secretary
Christian Shuart treasurer Captain Thomas Rsbarts
trustees, Major James Entwise, Captain Charles f.
Heuberer and Colonel William j. Densiow. WAS An
neunced that Major James W. Burgess had died at
Bellevue Hospital Appropriate resolutions were adopted
com mittee appointed TO ascertain what members
of the regiment IN soldiers homes and TO find out
where others
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Tucherman Mrs. r. ". whitridge Mrs. r W. Glider.
Mrs. Charles Lanier. Mrs A. g. ssdEwck Mrs "iihan
u. Sloane, Mrs. Philip Sands Mrs Bayard TuekermaA'
Mrs Howard Crosby Mrs. Charles Dudley Warner. Mrs.
Edward C. Perkins Mrs George walton Green, Mrs
Burton n Harrison. Mrs Cornelius vanderot MIS- MA
Ambrose Kingsland. Mrs Roswell srnn mrs
Dehon Mira Adrian Iselin. Mrs Jshn Minturn, Ars Do
ancey A. Kane Mrs Duncan Cryder Mr.. MARY Mapg'
Rlodrctt Miss Innisa Ice Schuyler Miss Mary !! Bsoth
Mas Freylinghuyssn Miss E. T. Minturn Miss MhitneI
Tickets az be obtained at Brentaaos scripnsr| ruE
nams Randolph's and Cnckcring Hall
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Trial OF John Most before Judge Cowing
Jobnsio1 will case before Surrogate Rollins
County Democracy mass meeting Cooper n0n, . p M
Lecture bv Bran StOker Abraham Lincoln, chicken
ing Hail. 80 p.
Meeting OF Commissioners Of Emigration, 80 p IN.
Ladies' missionary meeting, Filth Avenue Presbyterian
Church. p. r,,.-,..
Reception to John Spencer Curwen, No. University
place. p. ,..,o ~,
XXIId Assembly District Republican Association NO
POS Third ave-. 8 p.
DR.. Wallace Woods lecture. University Chapel, p m
Dock COmmissO meeting
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PREPARING FOR TIE MASONIC FAIR.

The Masonic nittees having In charge the coning
fair at the Masonic Temple busy there yesterday
arranging the details paper issued called
The asylum. in which full list Of the ssmmt.
tees 10 published There 1000 con mitteemen
The particulars given Of the Of dsposng Of
the sealskin mantle lined with Russian silver foIskins
styen BY c. shayne Every purchaser Of ticket to
Sspcer BY the Ledge Ges Club at steinw ay
Hail. December 10, has an equal chance Of securing
The fair will begin on Monday. To-day the hall and
booths will be decorated and then the tables will be
Allied with the many beautiful things 70 10 displayed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-25

TTREMEN PARADE ~ LONG ISLAND CIIF
In Long Island City yesterday the Volunteer Fire De
partnen; WAS ont parade Fully 600 hre laddes
participated with their "nasheens,' Including vsiting
companies.
The cempane. assembled. AID Jackson Engine Com
pamy 40 j. took right OF lire, followed by Mshawk
UCse Company No !, Hook aud Ladder Company No l,
Protection Engine Company No =, Siein~ay Hose Com
pauy 40. = Empire Hose Company NO l, Of Flushing :
All Tiger Hgse Company No :. Mayor Glsasons steam
DIRE en.ihe lei the right, followed by Sergeant Roulette
10 comnani of platoon III police; Chief Engineer Sul
ran Assistant Chief DRYDEN chief Mccormick OF Flush
ins * Assistant chief Edward Murray OF Long Island
CITY; x-Chct Engineer James Coinlsky, lIrst Assistant
Chief o. Flushing Der: r.ment Edwin Aznclt. second
Assistant ". Il. Carrer,er Fife and Drum corps *
tmp Freiaen. Of Long Island iy; 100 exempt hre
usn 0f Ncw-Yors, Exempt Frsmcns sans, Of 'roO1-
In. l.. D.; Exempt Veteran Volunteer Firen.ns Asso
claticn Rambler Hose company No g. o. Bl,sllc Hun
Ter Engine Ca~papy No I. al Dutch Kills Volunteer
Firrnen's Sons. OF New-Ycrk; Friendship Hook ana
Ladder Connany No 3. OF Bissvls and Union Hose
COMPANY No. g. of Hunters Point
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HONE NE MS.
Prominent Arrivals.

nm Irrnue Eotel-Rear Admiral Sir Mirhaci Sy mou' vi
Rrtsh senator Eugene Hale. OF Maine
West,nfnster HsteI-Aanrsl Viscount kaOayama oor,
mapder G. Yamamoto and Chief Paymaster X Mutansn
OF the Japanese Navy G.g W
Tow psepl OF Illinois an A. Melville Bell OF
- WinGsor Rsri-Judge George F. Ccmstock OF syracuse
- Brrroert Charles J. Bonaparte OF baitlnoic
Horm1n Hsusr-Mortmer a. Turner. t. y ohsuI ~ -
Thomas Murray Httt Uotet-Proiessor l. II LouhsouiS'
nj VAL
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.ILEsLY CITY.

Patrick Maoney. age twentr-seven. a laborsr, was
struck by train yesterday at the Grovest crossing Of
the Erie railway and instantly killed.
George Blaser a coal handler employed on the Della
ware, Lackawauna aud Western Railroad Company'a
coal wharyes fell throu sh OF the coal chutes
day and received fatal injuries
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4 PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CLUE.

IT'S FIRST MEETING IN THE SEE HOUSE OF The
DIOCESE PLANS AND OBJECTS.
About eighty prominent EpscspaliaRs attended the
drst meeting the church club at the see house, In
LAFAYETTE place. Wednesday,. This club promises to
be 10 werfu factor for COOL not only In the church
with which it associated but in the community gen.
orally After prayer by Archdeacon Smith the president
Everett p. Wheeler. spoke Of the necessity OF
CO operation in church work j. Blocker Miller the
secretary the call for organization In 1t the fo
having passage occurs 1.-THE bishop Of this discese has
recently written There duty fer the laiiy as we'll as
the cergy-the duty first Of knowing what the truth s
nteligently and dispassisnatey and then that other
duty-whch whole drift Of the conspires to make
Of SO little accounof conendng earnestly for the faith
That for association among churchmeh for
such purposes 10 admitted. Cooperation In all
fields OF thought or work is OF the char
scierstic features OF the present time II the
duty upon the ay TO contend for the faith as well
know IT, can best de 1t by csnslnhs our chel
and working in charity organzatsns 90 not answer TINS
end and 10 many are uncsnsenis tits thought that
the reading OF
fer discussions and the Ike not only would promote the
study by the sy Of tine e s" ana their Efforts fo
the maintenance of the faith and for tho welfare OF ths
Church"
Bishop Potter made address in which lie said that
the of the diocese could lend their cooperation
and palhy % Important work than taat OF
srgaIZ;ng this cub on tho plan proposed He par
nculaily pleased That sneh movement shoq'a nave
briS. forth much frdit aad be aa honor TO tho
di css,. -
Arcudeacen Smith said that this movement
among aymeH OF the most PROMISING signs that
the great Of skcpcism which had swept over tue
country during the last twenty was losing It's force
john SAID that he considered the @cyenent an I'M
pOriaut the whole country. Attempts were pcng
made to snppant our American civilization hy enc I'M
ported from Europe. and American laymen must uh,c
10 retain their religious well as their political inst
tuosS. =,
The Rev Or De costa referred to the useful and far
reaching work OF similar club, IN ether religious bodies
Edward he Lancey. j. B.reckcr Miller Roncit Graham,
Jshn Brooks IeaVitt ana John Alexander Beal also
spoke AMI committee was appointed to secure peThi@
Sent rooms IN the see house
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LONG ISLAND.

PORT JtTFfRSoN-Tho bark Essex. Capiain Schauhe.
lett Port Jefferson for New YORK yesterday morning IN
the Vulcan, ioun !crcd The bar in the ioe
and stuck fast The captain and crew were landed ali
rght An effort will lie made to-day TO get her ell The
BARK IS ned by ArnolI Cbceuey * Co.. OF New iork
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LADIES TO AID THE AUTHORS REA D1yd&

L1DI1S to AID TIE a HOIt0 "1-f D1-'0"
The following ladies have consented to act IS com
pttee In aid OF the authors readings to be given At
Chckering Hall the afternoons Of next Monday and
Tuesday Mra william c. schermsrhorn, Mrs. Vincsnzs
Dotts Mrs. Merritt Trimble Mrs. GodkD. Mrs. Luoius
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-25

TIIE GORTEN JTEI WEEE UNABLE To AGRkE.
The my in tho OF Peter j. Gorycn. accused Of
murder the first degree, returned 10 court yesterday
AT Io.iOa ". when judge Gllicrsiscye took h' place
on the bench Juror Ncktlltn had twinge, OF rheuma-
t-n throughout the night AMI other jurors found that
attempting to sleep IN arn-'dr' was not the most COM
forfah' WAY ~ passing Thanksgiving eve. forem n
p.,e. announced that TIC Jurors were unable agree
lnl jude GIldrr.ccyc discharged them Tie Jury ht
ts Of the ui-h sc-si-n stool Ten Tor cohVcuch ui
uauxicr In the accoud degree ant two Tor acquitta
Jurors AZ nr,t In favor OF verdict OF
quit Toi mausldIgItci la the Ssconi degree
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NEW-YORK CITY.

The British steamship Ardanrigh. Captain Anderson
which sailed from this port for Havana on "edicS-
day. grounded the upper middle shoai IN ,n, Inv,
lower bay but got off without damage ana procecoc"
her voyage.
The parlshioncrs OF St stephens have cohe''eu
over 1912 for Or. McGlynn within the last fortnight
which IS about $40 more than he formerly received
as an annual salary when pastor OF the chnrh
Another collection will be taken up tonight al me
regular weekly meeting I'm tho International Assembly
rooms I'm East Twenty scvcnth-St
Agent Vandcn Toorn, Of the Netherlands American
Steamship Company, kept tho Broadway ONCE oi the
company open until noon yesterday for the purpose
of hearing Inquiries about passengers on Inc sUnhch
steamship W. A. Schotcn, but there we're none
Patrick McKicrnan, driver of grain truck fch
from his scat the truck in West Twcnysec"nd-St
Yesterday and the hind wheel of the truck passed over
his head killing him Instantly. Ills home Wa al
No $50 West Twenty -third-st.
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AUTOBIOGRAPHY

Bladder. Kidneys. Mems Weaknesses and
Geuo rsary fatal une.s the afflicted use
reYede. gwen In the MEDICAL BUREAU book.
M.!!ed a 2Jl Bro plwAy. New-fsrS
FGNECALF SHOES (hand- Sewed Welt, - 81
worth - and.scwei 81 A.. worth 81
HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. d.,
1856 WEST 63D ST
u.rr.-Sto 70 10 : D..casc. OF tho Nervous system
Gcnto.U Urinary organs. Impotence asa steritv.
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RROOEINN


Frederick Burse a butcher, Of NO no Broadway.
Williamsburg, died yesterday I'm st. Mays lloSphai
from injuries received at the hands OF James scott
I'm quarrel In butcher shop al No. 800 ClaSson-
time Of the assault and committed 10 ball The
Coroner will probably hold an inquest To-Day
John Quistsrd age nineteen, Of WillianSDnrg' hrcu
a gun and started ont after game yesterday. The
weapon exploded and almost tore his right arm anu
hand pieces. lie aI-u sustained injuries about
the face and head from pieces Of the barrel striking
him.
James Fcclcy arrested carly yesterday while
robbing the liquor store OF John Rathjcn, NO. I'D
DcKab-avc. He has been robbing or carousing H.
the store for time. but was caught al last hy
detective stationed for the purpose. lie elected all
entrance through The rear window.
Margaret Oueean a middle aged woman, was found
wandering through COlumblast. yesterday morning.
She Is a victim of mclanchOlia and was taken home.
Early yesterday the slaughter house Of Herman
Levy No. OBS Hudson was entered by burglars,
who tried open the safe. but were frightened OIL BY
private watchmcn before any damage was done No
trace Of them has yet been found.
During a quarrel yesterday between Gus. Smith,
colorcd age forty. and his scpSon, John WILSON, al
No 600 Flushing ave. Smith was stabbed under The
lower rib The wound Is considered serious. The
detectives SIN looking for wilson
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A NOTABLE OFFERING
OF
BLACK SILKS AT RETAIL

JAMES McCRE cry & co.
VIII continue to-day their sale
of 1000 pieces OF fine Black Silks,
comprising the newest and most
approved makes, at Il very marked
reduction in price. Being OF the
same standard Of excellence as
their regular stock, they present
unusual advantages, both in cost
ana character. An examination
is respectfully invited.
Broadway and nth Street.
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TIE CORNER STONE or VIEW CHTRCH LAID
The corner stone OF the Church Of the Rsdsemsr,
at Parkave and Eighty sccosdst, was laid yesterday
afternoon After tho opening service hold In the old
church. at Parkays and Eighty frstst, the procession
moved 20 the site Of the new church in the following
order: Crucifer. Guild OF tho Holy child. 81. Agnes
Guild t. LuLe's G. ld Of Young Men, the Parish Guild
wardens and vestrymcn, choir. visiting clergy. the
Rector and Assistant Minister the Bishop. Among the
visiting clergy the Rev. Parker Morgan. the Rev
Mr. Wsoscy. tho Rev Dr. Weston the Rev. f. :. s and
the Rev +. Mckee Brown. The service prescribed for
the lavn: the csracr was conducted BY Bishop
J. n. Hobart Browne, VI Fond du Lac Wisconsin. as
sisted by tho Rector Rev Dr. j. W. shackeford ami
the Assistant Minister the Rev. :. Gregory Lines At
the close OF the service Bishop }rswn gave short al
the significance Of tho occasion after which tho
procsssisn returned To the church
Inc church will he handsome structure or stone
II was designed Ivy Holy w. cod OF Newark. the style
OF architecture will 10 Gothic. AMI the building. II ck-
uectcd 10 cost not far from $4,000.
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MEnTCHInIEK COUNTY.

MI. NLKNON-At a ineetisg Of the Board Of Trustees
the plan, for system OF sewerage which the engineers
had submitted at previous meeting were accepted ON
Wednesday committee took ihc plans 10 Albany Tor a
proyal Ivy tie state Board OF Health
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INCO WIG STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.

SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YORK....... THURSDAY. NOV. "a. 1887
ARRIVED.
Steamer State of Nevada Orb Stewart Glasgow Nov IL.
Larno ~ with mdss and 200 passengorsto Austin Baldwin
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PRA TTvG FOR mr. AOTLS or DEtD VETERANS.
i've hundred members 81 the Goth Regiment. accom-
panied by Colonel Cayanag and d., stan with Adlutant
James Moran. marched from tho armogy At Tompain,
Market - - N0ulcas Church. soycayuinth - and
Avenue \. yesterday morning on ths invitation of the
pastor. tho Rev James j Dou-hcry. chaplain of the
veteran corps ~ the G9th who had arranged to celebrate
a roqli mass FOR the rcposc o. The souls OF
veterans and members Of the mcnt who had 81 ed
These clergyman -i,tfcI: Cschrant. the Rev. Jauirs
i buuslerty deacon. the I.,y. Edward VI. sweeney +;
.uhdracon The .rV. T. T. Barry master o. cercRouiL
the Rev. Edward j. torwRv assistant ma tor OF rcfc
uosafS f-c l.ey. John j., McGrsth. Father pou-htrY
delivered ldrr,- upon ile fth AID patriotism OF tho
dead p.tro,. AcrwarI TIE Colonel and Officers OF tho
rctn-n invited 10y Father Hsl-hcrtr Ia the paro
cial resdsBcr. whore banquet wSs spread speeches
were made hv Father Barry. Adlutaut James Moran.
Lieutenant william McIouehln. Captain DOnoshc t.
artnr Ltcn'cunat Leonard, captain ~ and Lieu
tenant Jan e. M0aalilL
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
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